EgyptAir (MS, Cairo International) will sell its fleet of twelve A220-300s to Azorra Aviation amid plans to retire the type completely.

In a statement, Azorra said it is acquiring the jets from Egyptair to support the state-owned airline’s ongoing fleet transformation, which includes new A350-900s, due from Airbus as well as eighteen B737-8s due from Air Lease Corporation.

John Evans, CEO and Founder of Azorra said, “These young, well-maintained aircraft with freshly overhauled, updated engines from…

Source: ch aviation
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